How to reopen all closed tabs on Microsoft Edge without recovery prompt

Internet browsers are tools that we often use to browse the internet to discover the best of the online world. Since the launch of the internet, the always-in-the-background browser has become an indispensable application. Microsoft got into the browser game with Internet Explorer, which has been the subject of memes over the years. However, now the company has decided to discontinue Internet Explorer permanently and launch Edge. The Edge browser is highly efficient, helping you stay organized and giving you control over your browsing while staying in the background. You probably have multiple tabs open and browse multiple sites on the Internet throughout the day. Sometimes the browser closes due to various reasons and when we reopen the browser we may find it difficult to get back all the tabs. Sometimes you may not be prompted to reopen such unexpectedly closed tabs. As a workaround, you can use the following steps to recover a tab that was closed unexpectedly.

Reopen all closed tabs on Microsoft Edge

Step 1: Open the Edge browser to check if you receive a recovery prompt. If you receive a prompt, select Restore at the prompt to open the previously closed tab. NOTE: The browser may have crashed earlier, or you may have closed it by mistake. The new browser will only open one tab. Don't worry if you don't receive the recovery prompt. Continue with the following steps. Step 2: Click the 3 dotted lines (...) in the upper right corner of the browser, then click History from the drop-down list. Step 3: In the history, among the Recently Closed tabs, you group the closed tabs as a group. You can expand it to check which all tabs will be reopened. Simply click on the group to open all closed tabs. Note: As you can see in the screenshot above, you can also use the shortcut Ctrl Shift T to restore a tab.

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